The 2018 MLB Draft takes place from June 4-6 in Secaucus, N.J. The Detroit Tigers, who finished 2017 with a league-worst record of 64-98, will make the first selection in this year's draft.

Round 1 will begin Monday at 7 p.m. ET and will run through the Round 2 compensation picks. Round 3 will begin Tuesday at 1 p.m. and will run through Round 10. Round 11 will begin Wednesday at noon and will run through Round 40.

Here's the full order of picks for the 2018 MLB Draft, as well as some of the top prospects to watch.

MLB Draft prospects

According to MLB Pipeline's prospect watch, Florida's RHP Brady Singer is the top overall draft prospect in 2018. Other notable prospects in this year's draft include South Florida's Shane McClanahan and high schoolers Ethan Hankins, Matthew Liberatore and Nolan Gorman.

Here are 35 names to know ahead of this year's draft.

Prospect

Pos.

Age

School

Luken Baker

1B

20

Texas Christian

Will Banfield

C

18

Brookwood (GA) HS

Joey Bart

C

21

Georgia Tech

Seth Beer

1B

21

Clemson

Alec Bohm

3B

21

Wichita State

Tim Cate

LHP

20

Connecticut

Griffin Conine

OF

20

Duke

Nander De Sedas

SS

18

Montverde (FL) Academy

Mason Denaburg

RHP

18

Merritt Island (FL) HS

Jeremy Eierman

SS

21

Missouri State

Logan Gilbert

RHP

20

Stetson

Nolan Gorman

3B

17

O'Connor (AZ) HS

Ethan Hankins

RHP

17

Forsyth Central (GA) HS

Sean Hjelle

RHP

20

Kentucky

Greyson Jenista

OF

21

Wichita State

Jarred Kelenic

OF

18

Waukesha West (WI) HS

Jackson Kowar

RHP

21

Florida

Matthew Liberatore

LHP

18

Mountain Ridge (AZ) HS

Nick Madrigal

2B/SS

20

Oregon State

Shane McClanahan

LHP

20

South Florida

Casey Mize

RHP

20

Auburn

Konnor Pilkington

LHP

20

Mississippi State

Dominic Pipkin

RHP

18

Pinole Valley (CA) HS

Tristan Pompey

OF

20

Kentucky

Ethan Reed

RHP

18

Laguna Beach (CA) HS

Kumar Rocker

RHP

17

North Oconee (GA) HS

Ryan Rolison

LHP

20

Mississippi

Mike Siani

OF

18

William Penn (PA) Charter

Brady Singer

RHP

21

Florida

Carter Stewart

RHP/OF

18

Eau Gallie (FL) HS

Travis Swaggerty

OF

20

South Alabama

Brice Turang

SS

18

Santiago (CA) HS

Steele Walker

OF

21

Oklahoma

Ryan Weathers

LHP

18

Loretto (TN) HS

Cole Wilcox

RHP

18

Heritage (GA) HS

How to watch the 2018 MLB Draft live

Day 1 of the 2018 MLB Draft will air on MLB Network and can be streamed in Canada on DAZN. Days 2 and 3 of the draft will not air on MLB Network or DAZN.